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How do I find the specified limits. lim x-->-infinity e^x
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just plug in x = -infinity...
So, lim x-->-infinity e^-infinity
yep, e^-inf = 1/e^inf and e^inf = inf so whats 1/inf =...?
0?
and when you have substituted the value, you have evaluted the limit so you write as lim x-->-infinity e^x =e^-infinity =0 correct :)
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thank you @hartnn
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